This is disgusting. Unbelievably selfish. I kept hoping he would turn around so the videographer could get a closeup of his face to spread all over the Net.
Sandy
Posted by Dennis Plank on February 14, 2012 at 1:01 PM
Idiot! Snowies are very tolerant of us, there's absolutely no need to get close enough to set them to flight.
Sometimes justice gets done. We were in Yellowstone a few years ago when a photographer and some "helpers" tried to get close-ups of the wolves. They neglected to realize that they were in full view of lots of wolf lovers with high powered spotting scopes and digital cameras. The rangers were waiting for them when they came back to their vehicle.
Posted by Bob Maynard on February 14, 2012 at 4:08 PM
Some of you may recall the post I did a few months ago about the Snowy Owl in Aurura. I later took the post down because of multiple reports of abuse. Just to follow up... that bird later died. There were no signs on the bird to indicate anything other than stress.
Posted by Garry Revesz on February 15, 2012 at 10:12 AM
I hope that idiot tries the same thing with a grizzly; maybe then he'll learn that wildlife have only so much tolerance and need their space too.
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Sandy
Sometimes justice gets done. We were in Yellowstone a few years ago when a photographer and some "helpers" tried to get close-ups of the wolves. They neglected to realize that they were in full view of lots of wolf lovers with high powered spotting scopes and digital cameras. The rangers were waiting for them when they came back to their vehicle.
Garry Revesz
Toronto, ON